What Does Activated Carbon Iodine Value Mean?

The iodine value of activated carbon is generally an indicator of the degree of unsaturation in organic compounds, which refers to the number of grams of iodine that can be absorbed in 100g of material. In layman's terms, it means the amount of iodine adsorbed by activated carbon in an aqueous solution. Generally, activated carbon iodine value is used to judge the height, microporosity and product quality of activated carbon activation degree.

Activated carbon is a kind of black porous solid carbon, which is generally produced from coal by pulverization, molding or carbonization and activation with uniform coal particles. Activation production is the main component of carbon. It has strong adsorption performance, which is a very wide range of industrial adsorbent.

The iodine value of activated carbon is one of the most commonly used indicators to measure the adsorption performance of activated carbon. The higher the iodine value, the stronger the adsorption performance. It is widely used in the production, sales and research and development of activated carbon. The price of activated carbon is affected by the level of iodine value.

Activated Carbon Non Woven Fabric is made by spraying and coating activated carbon powder on Nonwoven Fabric substrates through adhesives. Activated Carbon Fabric can absorb various harmful and odorous gases, and can also be made into dust - proof gas masks, deodorant insoles, diapers, deodorant linings for storage bags, etc.